Air Resource Specialists (ARS) chose Dbvisit Standby to enable an on-premise to cloud standby architecture. This incorporated Standby, Oracle Standard Edition, and the Oracle Cloud.
Key considerations when migrating databases to the cloud
When it comes to your data, the cloud is not immune to disasters and many are not as protected as they believe. Backups and High Availability zones alone are not enough to protect your critical databases. Learn what Cloud Service Providers (and Dbvisit) recommend to ensure database continuity.
In this white paper you will receive:
- Common cloud myths and why we need to dispel them.
- Best practice approaches from Cloud Service Providers for Oracle and SQL Server.
- How to evaluate your RPO/RTO requirement.
- The difference between in-region High Availability and out-of-region Disaster Recovery.
- How to quickly implement great DR for on-premise databases using a hybrid DR approach.
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